Scientific movementresearch F to J- SYMMETRYBODY®

Using my scientific movementresearch I assess the underlying chronic medical complaints: are they congenital, unknown or genetic? The cause is officially asymmetrybody. By bringing Body in symmetrybody, chronic medical complaints disappear and the Body can again do what is natural. Internationally I change the term “cancer” logically into Asymmetrybody®.

Temporary shortage of blood circulation towards the brain. Inflammation of the spine and surrounding tissue. Benign tumour in a gland/connective tissue causing a small lump in the breast. Eye: Ability to focus the eye. Eye: ‘Myodesopsia’ - light flashes in the eyes, risk of detached retina. Condition effecting the cerebellum - degeneration of nerve tissue in the spinal cords causes restriction of directing muscle movement of the upper limbs, speech impediments, numbness and scoliosis. Hyperhidrosis, axillary, palmares, plantaris’’ - excessive sweating due to over activity. This can occur anywhere on the skin such as palms, armpits, groin and feet.

Necrosis of tissue (hands or feet) usually due to lack of blood circulation (atherosclerosis and diabetes). Slight deformation where the ankles are apart and it therefore looks like the knees are held together. External glands (exocrine) and internal glands (endocrine).Eye: Pressure in the eyeball is too high due to the collection of fluid. “polyneuropathy” - disorder affecting the peripheral nervous system caused by an immunological defect. Acceding paralysis - back pain, tingling, numbness in hands and feet. Within a couple of hours, the paralysis will deteriorate.

Deformity of the feet characterised by lateral deviation of the great toe. Sometimes a crooked toe will position itself over or under an adjacent toe. Bad breath. Condition that keeps the tendons tight causing the toe to remain bend. Thyroid gland becomes firm and large causing pain and difficulties when swallowing. Narrowing and blockage of coronary arteries. Accumulation of blood in tissue that has become partially (or entirely) solidified within the skull - usually caused by head trauma in an accelerating or abruptly stopping motion resulting in a rupture of the artery due to swaying movement of the brain. Paralysis of one half of the body due to brain damage. Type of blood cancer (lymphoma) - predominantly painless enlargement of lymph nodes throughout the body, clotting of veins, difficulty swallowing/breathing and jaundice (sometimes the bone marrow becomes effected). High blood pressure. ’Water on the brain’ - abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the ventricles, or cavities, of the brain usually caused by an obstruction in the normal circulation track. Damage to the autonomic nervous system, eyes (sagging eyelid), neck, lung tumour and spinal cord. Pathological accumulation of fluid in a body cavity (scrotum) causing a painless enlargement of the particular area. (It can prevent cancer.) Fluid build-up in tissue due to heart failure, kidney disease or liver cirrhosis. Renal pelvis blockage caused by a kidney stone, tumour, blood clot, narrowing with inflammation or external pressure (including an abnormal positioning of the artery running to the kidney.Eye: At an early stage, a clear white line is visible around the cornea. Eye condition causing difficulty focusing on near objects, and in extreme cases causing a sufferer to be unable to focus on objects at any distance. Malignant kidney tumour caused by a metastatic tumour in the lungs, liver or bones. Sometimes the tumour will blood into the kidney which causes fever and pain in the groin due to blood clots that are passing through the urethra. ’Overproduction of hormone’ - one of the four glands within the mass of the thyroid glands located in the neck. Surgically removal of the pituitary gland because of pressure on the optic nerves. Low blood pressure, insufficient blood flow towards the lungs and brain. Oxygen shortage in tissue (gangrene) due to the narrowing of the arteries (atherosclerosis) - caused by suffocation due to respiratory disease.

Inflammation of the soft tissue around the nails. Deviation of the penis, diabetes, chronic alcoholism, slow functioning thyroid glands, uterine fibroid, obstruction of the ovaries. Limited blood circulation in the muscles (narrowing of the veins) causes a sudden pain in the calf muscle, making walking uncomfortable. (atherosclerosis). Eye: See ‘glaucoma’. Insufficient blood supply to part of the body such as a heart attack, thrombosis of the coronary arteries (stroke).